Copyright, IP, and AI in Popular Music

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Stanford seminar on the history and present-day ethical, commercial, and aesthetic dimensions of copyright and AI in popular music.

Recorded facts

Official site	https://bulletin.stanford.edu/courses/2277892 ↗
Geography	United States
price	Included in Stanford tuition; course-specific price not disclosed
title	Copyright, IP, and AI in Popular Music
format	in_person
topics	music copyright history; AI and popular music; ethics; economics; property; DMCA
duration	quarter; 3 units
end date	unknown
language	English
location	Stanford, California
provider	Stanford University
recurrence	Current bulletin entry; exact next term not shown
start date	unknown
instructors	unknown
program type	undergraduate/graduate seminar
prerequisites	Open to undergraduate and graduate students; no formal prerequisite stated
program state	uncertain
target audience	Stanford undergraduate and graduate students
learning outcomes	Analyze contemporary AI-and-music disputes through copyright history and ethical reasoning
application deadline	Stanford registration schedule
credential or outcome	Academic credit
scholarship and funding	not publicly disclosed